## Organization Overview The Dallas Wings are a professional women’s basketball team competing in the Western Conference of the Women’s National Basketball Association (WNBA)[3]. Based in Arlington, Texas, they play their home games at College Park Center on the University of Texas at Arlington campus and are owned by a group led by Bill Cameron[3]. The organization’s primary activity is competing at the highest level of women’s basketball in North America, while also engaging with the community through outreach, youth programs, and partnerships. ## History and Evolution The franchise’s roots trace back to 1998 as the Detroit Shock, one of the WNBA’s original expansion teams[3][5]. After early struggles, the Shock underwent a dramatic turnaround in 2003, winning the WNBA championship just one year after finishing with the league’s worst record—a historic achievement in American sports[3][5]. This marked the beginning of a dynasty: the Shock won three championships in six seasons (2003, 2006, 2008), establishing themselves as a powerhouse under coach Bill Laimbeer[5]. The team relocated to Tulsa, Oklahoma, in 2010, becoming the Tulsa Shock, before moving again to the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex in 2016, rebranding as the Dallas Wings[3][5]. ## Key Achievements The franchise’s most notable achievements occurred during its Detroit era, with three WNBA championships and a reputation for resilience and excellence[3][5]. Although the Wings have yet to replicate that championship success in Dallas, the organization has developed standout players like Arike Ogunbowale and, previously, Liz Cambage, who set a WNBA single-game scoring record (53 points) while with the team in 2018[3][5]. The Wings have also been a destination for international talent, including Australian stars Cambage and Erin Phillips[5]. ## Current Status As of the